European Stars and Stripes (Newspaper) - October 7, 1994, Darmstadt, Hesse Vol. 53, no. 173 500 Friday october 7,1994 d 8693 Tough policy on Bosnia a must . Official warns by de Reavis staff writer a Frankfurt Germany a if the United nations does t adopt a More aggressive airstrike strategy Over Bosnia the United states will withdraw its air support from the Region a senior . Nato official warned thursday. A we demand that at least four targets be named and we want no time warning Given to the party to be bombed a said the official who spoke on the condition of anonymity. If #. Vyv a a it a a 20 serbian soldiers found with throats Slit _ see Page 4 j the official speaking in Frankfurt said the take it or leave it policy would be presented to the United nations and Quick action would be sought. The Clinton administration has been pushing for a tougher stance against serbian aggression in the Region for some time most recently by demanding Swift retaliation for attacks on . Peacekeeping forces. . Officials in the Balkans however Are resisting. They say forceful attacks will further jeopardize the safety of . Ground forces and possibly Lead to their chief . Representative in the former Yugoslavia Yasushi Akashi talked with . Defense Secretary William Perry earlier this week on the topic but the two apparently failed to reach full agreement. Aka see Bosnia on Page 2 Pentagon defends opening More positions to women by Chuck Vinci a Washington Bureau Washington opening More than 260,000 new military positions to women will not degrade combat readiness and will give the services More flexibility in recruiting and training the people it needs defense department officials told. Congress on thursday a i reject the Assumption so frequently made that there is an intrinsic conflict Between sex pan dog. Opportunities and enhancing Cadi Ness a Edwin Dorn undersecretary of defense for personnel and readiness said at a House armed services committee hearing. The committees military personnel panel held the hearing to review the actions of the army and Marine corps since january when former defense Secretary Les Aspin rescinded the old a risk rules that governed which military jobs could be filled by females. Although there has been considerable turmoil behind the scenes this year Over the Issue Dorn and the military personnel chiefs of the army and Marine corps it. Gens. Theodore up Law of her a a half naked and dragged by a rope through the streets of a foreign capital a rep. Steve buyer a and. G. Stroup or. And George r. Christmas respectively presented a United front at the hearing in reassuring lawmakers that they Are on the right course. But not All lawmakers Are convinced. Rep. Steve buyer r-ind., asked Christmas whether. See women on Page 2 Eno sex it More searching for clues Swiss police examine soldering debris in a chalet in Granges sur Salvan on thursday. Forty eight cult members were found dead after fires destroyed three chalets and a farmhouse. A Tetter apparently mailed before the deaths May provide some insight into the apparent mass suicide murder see Story on Page 5. Chicago apr to seems people promising a to have and to hold at the altar really a mean it when it come gip sex. Sweeping new Survey of Young and Middle i cd adults finds that married people have bet Ter sex and have it More often than single people who done to live with a Boyfriend or Girlfriend. Forty one percent of married people say they Haye sex at least twice a week while just 23 percent of single no cohabiting people reported being that Active according to the Survey. Couples living together reported the highest rate of All with 56 percent saying they had sex at least twice a week. Three quarters of married women say they always or usually had an orgasm during sex compared with 62 percent of single women. About 95 percent of men reported having orgasm during sex. And those amorous marrieds tend to stay together 75 percent of men and 85 percent of women said they remain faithful to their spouses. A the most striking finding is How Conven see Survey on Page 2 Vince Gill named top country vocalist again inside today Pantera far beyond loud amp its ship ahoy for new two a Quot aah a Page 19 see Page 3 seepage 15
